Should I replace STC and oil cooler when I clean the turbo
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Should I replace STC and oil cooler when I clean the turbo
I have been a long time lurker and have had very few problems with my early 2006 6.0L thanks to all of the great information on this forum.
My problem is that my turbo vanes are starting to stick because I only have 60k miles on my 6.0 (owned since new) so it doesn't get drove as much as it needs to. I have already bought the updated turbo feed and drain lines along with the turbo mounting kit from Auto Nation. In addition to the turbo sticking, I have noticed that my EOT/ECT spread is starting to creep up into the 13-14* F range while cruising down the highway unloaded so I know my oil cooler is starting to lose efficiency (coolant filter was installed at 5,000 miles).
While i have the turbo off for cleaning should I replace the Oil cooler and update the STC fitting so I don't have to do it down the road or should wait till a later date?
Thanks,
Jason
Updates (so far):
Coolant filter, Blue spring kit, CCV reroute, FICM premium repair with Atlas 40
My problem is that my turbo vanes are starting to stick because I only have 60k miles on my 6.0 (owned since new) so it doesn't get drove as much as it needs to. I have already bought the updated turbo feed and drain lines along with the turbo mounting kit from Auto Nation. In addition to the turbo sticking, I have noticed that my EOT/ECT spread is starting to creep up into the 13-14* F range while cruising down the highway unloaded so I know my oil cooler is starting to lose efficiency (coolant filter was installed at 5,000 miles).
While i have the turbo off for cleaning should I replace the Oil cooler and update the STC fitting so I don't have to do it down the road or should wait till a later date?
Thanks,
Jason
Updates (so far):
Coolant filter, Blue spring kit, CCV reroute, FICM premium repair with Atlas 40
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I would de do the stc fitting but a coupes of the bolts are a pain with the egr cooler installed. If you are doing the oil collet you will have the intake and egr color out of the way and be easier. But you don't have to pull the intake to do the stc fitting so you can be in and out without much hassle. Just be very carefull when you pull the HPOP pump and cover if you drop anything down there it's a very very bad situation
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Ace or Sears have them, Napa may have one. Cheezit posted pics on this link.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...on-a-pump.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/9...on-a-pump.html